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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1936
Page
3
Wallace Ford avoids a death scene in this Sunday and Monday film at the Ohio Theatre Baltimore. Sylvia Sidney stars as Mary Burns in a drama about a girl drawn into crime, jailed, and ultimately a fugitive.
The Glassco Community Band under Frank Erick will present a varied program at City Hall Auditorium. The event is the second of four winter concerts featuring band numbers vocal and instrumental solos, girls quartet selections, marimbaphone duets, and impersonations.
Katharine Hepburn stars in Sylvia Scarlett at the Lyric Theatre in a daring role. Supporting turns come from Brian Aherne Cary Grant Edmund Gwenn Natalie Paley and Dernie Moore as Sylvia flees France with her father aboard a channel steamer. To dodge police she disguises as a boy and joins Jum Monkley in petty crime. Sylvia's Robin Hood like zeal sparks a traveling Pierrot show then encounters Michael Fane and his love interest Lily leading to romantic complications.
The Stoutsville High Junior class stages Full of Youth on January 22 with cast members Ruth Van Fossen Maynard Freasure Viola Hocher Margery Greene Marjorie Goodman Ruth Griffith Fairy Milligan Herman Fausnaugh Dorothy Stebleton Dorothy Miller Alice Reichelderfer Kenneth Fostnaugh Robert Greeno and Robert Cave in a Wednesday performance.
Milo DeHaven resigns as zone Manager for Chakeres Theatres, headquartered in Logan, to enter the motion picture business for himself. Bremen will be his first theater under new ownership, with headquarters remaining in Logan while he launches the undertaking. He has resided in Logan since Chakeres Logan opened.
The nursery school in the West building will reopen Monday morning and operate on the same schedule as before.
David H. Beery is discharged from Lancaster Hospital and taken to his Bremen Road home. He is convalescing satisfactorily and remains under light care at home.
Chicago grain market sources report P W heat futures led by the Meg option with May, July and September all higher by fractions of a cent. Corn and rye advanced, oats steady to up modestly, and cash market remained firm with substantial Chicago and Kansas City buying. Domestic crop reports remained favorable.
The Crawfis Farmers Institute program for January 8 and 9 outlines morning invocations and addresses by E A Rager and Rev Shaver. Sessions include music by Mrs Olive Noland and Lone Eagles with talks on farming life and homes vs houses.
Kansas City reports ex-convict Homer Fanning says Alvin Karpis lacks the brains for major crimes and has used plastic surgery to alter his look. Fanning, jailed on gun charges, is being interviewed across Missouri by state patrolmen after his release.
Noon prices for Jan 4 list Westinghouse Electric Consolidated Oil Pure Oil and other major equities. Curb stocks feature Am Gas and Elec Distillers Seagram Cities Service and Elec Bond and Share with varying quotes. Copper and mines show Anaconda American Smelters and Kennecott. motor and rubber makers include General Motors Goodyear U S Rubber.
Margaret Jean Cox a T year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Cox of Rush Creek Township died from burns suffered when her dress caught fire on a grate. Funeral services will be Monday at 10 30 a m at the J V Halteman mortuary chapel with Rev L C Shaver officiating and burial in Collins Chapel cemetery. Mr and Mrs Alonzo L Perry of 127 1 2 Winding Street are the parents of a son born yesterday at home.
Voluntary bankruptcy petitions filed in Columbus Federal Court include Carl F Hoover of Thurston Fairfield County yard clerk with assets $275 and liabilities $1420.
New York police found 60 year old Mrs. Anna Cloutier dead and her 60 year old brother in law Andrew dying from starvation in a poorly heated three story house. Bank books show more than 30000 in New York and Canadian banks and antique jewelry valued high with coins and eight gold watches. The couple lived in near isolation since the husband died 15 years ago and a son, a wartime aviator, also perished.
Five Italian war planes bombed a Red Cross station near Daggah Bar about 8 miles from Harrar. The attack targets the field hospital, an advanced first aid depot on the southern front, with reports of possible casualties not yet confirmed.
A Dagged Bar unit remains away from camp as they are charged with bringing in the wounded, reflecting a tense military action and disputed duty during a broader conflict.
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